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  • The Science Behind The Northern Lights And How To See It In Wisconsin
    The northern lights are one of the most incredible celestial sights that the night sky has to offer.But often the beautiful dancing lights are associated…
  • Marti Mikkelson and JR Ross discuss the week in Wisconsin politics in "Capitol Notes."
    Capitol Notes: It Remains To Be Seen What A GOP-Crafted Tax Cut Would Look Like In Wisconsin
    Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature will begin to craft a budget of their own, after they removed nearly 400 policy items from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' proposed budget. GOP leaders have indicated that their version of the budget may include a tax cut.
  • Capitol Notes: A Look Ahead At The Top Political Stories For Wisconsin In 2021
    In this week’s Capitol Notes conversation, we look ahead to the political stories that will likely top the headlines in 2021. One of the first orders of…
  • History of Water in Milwaukee
    Milwaukee-born writer and historian John Gurda is a regular Lake Effect contributor. He’s the author of nineteen books, including The Making of Milwaukee,…
  • Community Development
    Howard Snyder is executive director of the Northwest Side Community Development Corporation. He’s held the job for 25 years. He talks with Jane Hampden as…
  • Patrick Flaherty on Policy, Too
    Patrick Flaherty is the Wisconsin Coordinator of the national health care advocacy group Healthcare United. He was a candidate for the Milwaukee Common…
  • Public Policy Forum
    Jeffrey Brown is president of Milwaukee’s Public Policy Forum. He talks with Jane Hampden about government redundancy, education and Wisconsin taxes in…
  • Minorities in Real Estate
    Mark Eppli is founder of the ACRE program at Marquette University, which stands for Associates in Commercial Real Estate. It’s a training program for…
  • Skills Gap, or Training Gap?
    All this week, we’re talking about what many have described as the “skills gap” that’s opened up in this country – the disconnect between employers who…
  • Living Longer but Less Healthy
    Dr. Edith Burns is an associate professor of medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in the Division of Geriatrics and Gerontology. She is also the…
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